LEH: First Lieutenant Governor of Ladakh RK Mathur on Friday Established the YounTab Strategy for Pupils and Dispersed 12,300 tablets One of them Nearly in Leh.

According to a statement issued from the Ladakh management, the YounTab strategy is the initiative of the Department of Public School Education with specialized assistance from the Information Technology Department below which 12,300 pills with pre-loaded offline and online content, such as books, video lectures and online course software, could be spread to government college pupils from Class 6th to 12th.
Addressing case, LG Mathur emphasized the value of education technology on recent years ahead.
He voiced pride for having fulfilled the instant need of these pupils of Ladakh.
Pills were dispersed among students from distant areas throughout the function.
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“This strategy Isn’t only correlated with pandemic but is also an effort for Long-term technology extract from the schooling system,” stated the LG
Mathur further advised that the current telecom businesses have agreed to set up extra towers.
“The UT government continues to be in contact with all the Telecommunication Department to apply NOFN from Ladakh by placing OFC around Block degree, in area of VSATs.
An extra 115 towers with 1760 kilometers of OFC wires also have been asked to guarantee 100 percent connectivity over Ladakh,” he explained.
He pointed out that the requirement for significant advancement in UT Ladakh’s schooling sector According to the recently released report on Sustainable Growth Goals by NITI Aayog.
He said there needs to be attempts to enhance the standard of schooling, 100 percent enrolment and no dropouts in universities.
LG Mathur recognized the Department of Education for achieving a 100 percent target in teacher’s training and said that NCERT’s aid in further advancement in training and program development of this section could prove beneficial.
He declared the financial help into the meritorious students of courses 10th and 12th for sponsoring instruction for examinations like NEET, JEE, NDA and UG CLAT.
Pupils are reimbursed a training fee of around Rs 1 lakh below the Rewa Scheme.
Likewise, for pupils clearing preliminary assessments of Civil Services, IES and IFS, LG Mathur declared financial support up to Rs 1.54 lakh.
He also announced Rs 25 lakh to Gram Panchayats in LG’s finance for facilitating better supply from the villages for running community courses for primary school pupils.